Sentence examples for robust laws from inspiring English sources

India lacks robust laws to protect privacy, though Mr. Nilekani and others have urged the passage of strict legislation to govern the use of information the government collects.

Still, the Japanese government recently has been stepping up its vigilance with robust laws that make it a crime to do business with antisocial forces.

New Zealand is the best place in the world to be a prostitute thanks to its robust laws, according an organisation which represents the nation's sex workers.

We also need robust laws that are enforced, inspections, social responsibility on the part of employers, awareness on the part of consumers, rehabilitation of victims and harsh penalties for those found guilty of enslaving people.

The Supreme Court has upheld the right of federal employees to speak out on public issues as private individuals, and there are robust laws protecting whistle-blowers in the government workforce.

On one hand, the country has some of the most robust laws and protocols to defend human rights, free speech, and the rule of law.

"We need to see robust law enforcement - police back on the streets taking a zero-tolerance approach to crime, and honest and appropriate sentencing.

But what sounds good at a conference fringe meeting doesn't always translate into robust law, and the housing bill has more holes than all the golf courses in suburbia.

Nicaraguan officials say this is because of the country's robust law enforcement.

Scott is both a JD and a PhD chemist, with robust law enforcement and digital evidence experience.

"New York City, this city here, has some of the best and most robust law enforcement in the world, not just in the United States," Napolitano said.